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61 autopsie
n. autopsy, postmortem, examination of a corpse to determine cause of death -
62 baren
v. bear, give birth; cause, make happen, bring about -
63 beangstigen
v. frighten, scare, alarm; cause to run away; intimidate -
64 bebroeden
v. cause to come out of an egg, incubate -
65 begrijpen
v. understand, grasp the meaning of (e.g. words); comprehend (a cause, reason, motivation, etc.); deduce, infer, perceive the implications of; be thoroughly knowledgeable about -
66 behelpen
v. direct, supervise; bring about, cause to occur; accomplish, succeed; handle; cope, get along -
67 beklemmen
v. jam, wedge, cause to be stuck -
68 belangenvermenging
n. conflict of interests, situation in which a person has two different personal situations which could cause problems together -
69 berokkenen
v. cause, make happen, bring about -
70 bespiegelen
v. send back a mirror image, send back energy from a surface, send back, cause to return, express, give a particular impression, contemplate, think -
71 beweeggrond
n. motive, cause, incentive -
72 beweegreden
n. motive, cause, incentive -
73 bijsturen
v. steer, cause a vehicle to move in a particular direction (by means of a wheel, rudder, etc.) -
74 bladderen
v. blister, cause to blister or be affected with blisters -
75 boksbeugel
n. knuckle duster, brass knuckles, type of metallic weapons worn on the hand to cause injury when punching -
76 boksijzer
n. knuckle duster, brass knuckles, type of metallic weapons worn on the hand to cause injury when punching -
77 brandstichten
n. arson, crime of setting a fire with intent to cause damage, deliberate and malicious burning of property -
78 bungelen
v. dangle, cause to hang or swing loosely -
79 causaliteit
n. causality, relation of cause and effect, causal quality or agency -
80 causatief
adj. causative, active as a cause, effective in producing an outcome
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